The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-08-13

United States, and the governments authorities
adian public atoms and notify the Harpers This
is said to be the first case of its kind on record
in the Chicago custom-house.
VICTOR EMMANUEL. the Crown Prince of Italy.
has gone to live at Naples. On Nov. IL
next be will attain his majority and will SCI up
a splendid esta bishment in the palace of Caserto,
the home of the old Bourbon Kings He bids
fair to succeed to the popularity enjoyed by his
father and grandfather
THE late Apheus Hardy was a sort Of patron
saint of Bar Harbor. On enc occasion a much
wealthier man than he, who had been staying
there few days. offered his check in payment
of his bill. The landlord hesitated to accept it,
not Knowing him, but finally agreed to take it if
Mr.. Hardy would indorse it.
THE scrub girl, whose duties are to rise with
the sun and clean the hotel Office and parlors on
top of Mount Washington was for ten wears
teacher in the public schools in England She is
a good musician and excellent scholar in the
languages. French and Latin books are her
constant companions when off duty.
THE Crown Princess Stephanie. of Austria.
has contributed some chapters to her husbands
great work. The Austro- Hungarian Monarchy
in Word and Picture" The editorial committee
insisted on paying her by making a handsome
deposit in a savings bank in the name of Ste
phanies baby daughter, the Archduchess Eliza
beth.
THE Rev. 1. c. Baeley. of Camden. N. J., was
called upon recently by stylish looking couple
who desired to be welded. There being no inn
pediment the pastor soon made them flesh.
Then the groom handed the clergyman large
official envelope marked "A present, with
thanks" Upon opening the envelope Mr.. Bag
ley found enclosed the sum of 10 cents.
MRS WILBUR F. STOREY. the widow of the
late editor of the Chicago Times, and who has
become better known Eureaka G. Story, be-
all through the intermnable legislation
the wills she is referred to in that way. is
at a r0ht. VIZ "a hQc hann
invited to furnish portrait of her husband for
the House of Represen tatives at Washington,
and will paint it herself: The litigation she is
leading has already lasted four years and
promises to be the most interminable and ex-
penslve one ever carried on in the West 1.-THE
bills OF my LAWYERS. she said. land the expenses
of my side of this legal fight have already
amounted to Sol, 900. It has cost me already
that much in my efforts 20 get will, written by
my husband with his own hand probated in
Cook county"
A WRITER in the Annales Poitiques ct Lite
raires quotes Alphonse Daudet as saying: Gas
as have finished the first chapters of a
new book send them to the newsp paper. This
prevents me from interrupting my work and
yielding to the almost irresistible desire of i'm
proving what have written-a desire which
causes some authors to rewrte a single pa ge
sometimes ten twenty times. / have known
some who fairly exhausted themselves by this
process, who brooded for years over one book.
and finally became slaves of what l might call
selves able to get all the beauty and art out
of their books Another advantage in working
as do lies in the fact that am thereby aroused
from my natural incidence. He who falls into
the water is obliged to swim: therefore plunge
into it without reflection. But knows
what suffering this costs me; how l am seized
with the fear that may suddenly become i'll,
and the next day really get the fever from fear
that the newspaper feuilleton, which is
after me with its seven league boots, will over
take nIe"
Mother" she said with heart that beat
Loud as her tones of woe,
'To you the secret I'll repeat,
This cold world cannot know
Lay thy hand my throbbing brow